The Trustee For The LBW Trust

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Annual Giving

$100K

Grant Range

$5K – $500K

Tips for Applicants

Potential applicants should align with the Trust's focus on education, particularly for disadvantaged youth in cricket-playing developing nations or remote Australian libraries. Demonstrating strong partnerships with established educational institutions or NGOs and a clear impact strategy would be beneficial.

Giving Philosophy

The LBW Trust values education as the pathway to a better future and focuses on creating impactful learning opportunities. They partner with reputable and well-established NGOs, educational institutions in developing nations, and libraries in country Australia, allocating funding to programs with the potential for the greatest impact on individuals and their communities.

Notable Grants

■$5M+ distributed since 2006 across 2,500+ students annually and 316+ Australian library projects

■Support for 17 international education partners

■316 projects in Australian country libraries

ACNC Financial History

Year	Grants Given	Revenue	Total Assets	Net Assets
FY2023	$701K $84K AU + $617K intl	$862K	$296K	$296K
FY2022	$697K $83K AU + $614K intl	$960K	$420K	$420K
FY2021	$571K Unknown AU + $571K intl	$876K	$457K	$457K
FY2020	$374K Unknown AU + $374K intl	$723K	$704K	$363K
FY2019	$338K Unknown AU + $338K intl	$678K	$663K	$356K
FY2018	$418K Unknown AU + $418K intl	$647K	$583K	$284K
FY2017	$325K Unknown AU + $325K intl	$685K	$616K	$375K
7yr total	$3.4M	Source: ACNC Annual Information Statements

Focus Areas

educationcommunity

Geographic

AU-National

Recipients

youthageddisadvantagedrural remote

Financial Details

Source of Wealth

The foundation's wealth is primarily generated through community and corporate fundraising events, including backyard cricket tournaments and other unique events designed to engage the wider community and corporations.